Jodie Comer

The wait for Ryan Reynolds’ action/comedy Free Guy could be counted as an experience you could only find in a video game. Every time audiences and the actor alike have gotten hyped for a new release date, a delay would come around and everybody would respawn to square one. But not it feels like it’s definitely happening this summer, and a new trailer with a lot of action, and some additional Jodie Comer footage, makes it all feel a little more real.

Director Shawn Levy’s upcoming action-comedy Free Guy revolves around Ryan Reynolds’ bank teller Guy, an NPC in a raucous GTA-style, open-world shooter game called Free City who rebels against his programming. But while Guy is the heart of the movie and the focus of the story, Free Guy doesn’t take place wholly within the realm of a video game. The movie sees “real world” characters, such as Jodie Comer’s Millie Rusk, who wrote the code for Free City, enter the game as avatars.

And we’ve got: big sleeves, a cool back, feathers, metallics, sequins, and one really misguided bow. DIVE IN!. [Photos: Scott Garfitt/Shutterstock for BAFTA, David Fisher/Shutterstock for BAFTA]

It's the news we've been waiting for! We're one step closer to Season 4 of Killing Eve after Jodie Comer announced filming started today - Monday 7th June. Revealing the update on the red carpet at Sunday night's BAFTA Awards, Jodie was asked when shooting was starting on the series. She said: "Tomorrow! Yes... don't worry I've pre-ordered my taxi, I'm not gonna' be hungover, I'll be very sensible."

Rumour has it our beloved Jodie Comer has been coaching Ben Affleck on how to perfect his British accent for their upcoming film, The Last Duel. This is amazing. The last time Ben performed with a British accent was in 1998 for the hit film Shakespeare in Love, so he might (understandably) be a little rusty.

Generally speaking, the BAFTA TV Awards are not normally as big of a deal as their big screen counterpart, the BAFTA Film Awards, which took place on 11th April this year. But we think we speak on behalf of the nation – nay, the world – when we say that good TV is what got us through the past year of successive lockdowns. And with such incredible TV shows gracing our screens recently – from I May Destroy You to Normal People and Sex Education – tonight's BAFTA TV ceremony is set to mark one of the biggest nights of awards season 2021.

Killing Eve's Jodie Comer has shared how much of her relationship with Sandra Oh remains "unsaid" off screen. In the thriller produced by BAFTA TV Award winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Academy Award winner Emerald Fennell, Comer and Oh's on-screen bond has turned from antagonist to intense fascination over the course of three series.

Killing Eve's Jodie Comer is set to appear in a new Channel 4 film titled Help – and starring alongside Comer is Line of Duty actor Stephen Graham. Speaking to Digital Spy and other media ahead of the Virgin Media BAFTA Television Awards, the actress explained how the upcoming project came ab0ut, adding that she and Graham have been wanting to work together for sometime.

Jodie Comer has been keeping viewers at the edge of their seats as the psychopathic assassin Villanelle in the critically acclaimed series Killing Eve since 2018. As fans await the upcoming fourth and final series with bated breath, BAFTA nominee Jodie has revealed some of her favourite moments from the most recent season and how she feels about bidding farewell to the iconic character.

Michaela Coel, Jodie Comer and Paul Mescal are among the nominees set to attend this weekend’s BAFTA TV Awards ceremony in person, with others joining via video link. The hybrid event — being hosted by Richard Ayoade at London’s Television Centre — is keeping in line with COVID-19 protocols by allowing nominees in a number of awards categories to attend (leading actor, leading actress, supporting actor, supporting actress, entertainment performance, male performance in a comedy, female performance in a comedy and the Virgin Media must-see moment), with the remaining nominees attending digitally.

Michaela Coel, Jodie Comer, Paul Mescal to Attend Hybrid BAFTA TV Awards. Michaela Coel, Jodie Comer and Paul Mescal are among the nominees set to attend this weekend’s BAFTA TV Awards ceremony in person, with others joining via video link. The hybrid event…. AMC Network, Sid Gentle Films Name IMG...

In today’s Global Bulletin, BAFTA prepares online sessions for several top 2021 TV nominees; Modern Films picks up global rights to “Lady Boss”; Mise En Scéne Company adds “Anchorage” to its Marché du Film slate; Abacus Media Rights will distribute “The Masked Dancer U.K.” abroad; Amazon launches miniTV in India and sets “Sherni” premiere date; Head Gear and Big Wave Productions make key hires in the U.K.; Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson gets animated in Sky Kids’ “Dodo”; Strawberry Blond opens offices in Glasgow; and MTV U.K. partners with The Open University on a digital series for promising alumni.

Billie Eilish has established herself as a global sensation to tens of millions of fans in the past few years, but she’s still a 19-year-old with her share of geek-out moments as she continues to interact with the music industry and Hollywood with her fame. The No Time To Die singer famously had a viral moment with her childhood icon Justin Bieber, and as she gears up for her second album, she had a heart-eye moment with Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer.

Many people will recognize Jodie Comer's face right away. The young actress has made quite the impression with her performance as Villanelle in "Killing Eve," the spy drama series created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge and co-starring Sandra Oh. Comer's character is beautiful, ruthless, and seriously messed up, but that's what makes her so endearing. The performance has wowed viewers, even earning Comer an Emmy and a BAFTA Award, and she's been nominated for a Golden Globe twice.

Billie Eilish recently sent the internet/world into a spin with her latest gorgeous cover shoot. The popstar completely changed her look, not only changing her hair from her trademark green-and-black locks to blonde curls, but also switching up her style and ditching the baggy clothes she'd become synonymous with for an Old Hollywood-style shoot in lingerie.

Jodie Comer has certainly made her mark on the entertainment industry. Over the years, she's managed to win over fans with roles on Thirteen and The White Princess, and, yes, that was her you briefly spied as Rey's mom in Star Wars: Episode IX — The Rise of Skywalker, per IMDb. Of course, if you've seen Comer onscreen, then there's a very good chance that you know her as Villanelle. Landing the role of the captivating assassin on Killing Eve alongside fellow phenomenal star Sandra Oh, Comer thrilled viewers with her character's enviable wardrobe, chilling vibe, and seemingly endless on-point accents. Frankly, Town & Country noted in 2019 that she "is quickly emerging as one of the most talented actors of her generation."